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Ph 8,2
Ammonia 0
Nitrate 50
Phosphate 0,03
Calcium 380
Magnesium 1470
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I have a 26 gal tank, 2 clownfish, torch coral, frogspawn, toadstool, zoas, and 2 hammers. All of them are relatively small. What do you guys think? Please do add some suggestions. Critics also welcomed.
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Would raise Calcium close to 420 as possible & lower Nitrates to 10.
 
Would raise Calcium close to 420 as possible & lower Nitrates to 10.
Ok, I found a calcium that could increase +1.5ppm every 15ml/100L. Should i dose it every day till it reaches 420? And if it reaches 420 already, should i dose it once every week? Sorry if it’s a silly question, still learning here
 
Ok, I found a calcium that could increase +1.5ppm every 15ml/100L. Should i dose it every day till it reaches 420? And if it reaches 420 already, should i dose it once every week? Sorry if it’s a silly question, still learning here
The powdered version could +10ppm every 3gr/100L. What’s the highest amount of change the corals can tolerate?
 
Ok, I found a calcium that could increase +1.5ppm every 15ml/100L. Should i dose it every day till it reaches 420? And if it reaches 420 already, should i dose it once every week? Sorry if it’s a silly question, still learning here
You can safely raise it 20ppm a day but there's no rush the slower the better shoot for 10ppm per day..dosing depends on your tank consumption. Try to avoid big swings a little daily is always better than a ton weekly. Also depends on what corals you have you definitely don't want big swings with SPS..
 

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